The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-01

GERS u snow at me, Tor L WanGb OprOye TO
everybody that / am as good to-day as !
ever was. | want to come back TO New
York and be able to accept the champion
ship belt which is being made for Inc, so
that everybody viii know that | an a
champion beyond a doubt. There's some
fellows who claim Championship, but they
won't make a match with me unless / give
them a share Of the gate money.
P~ostofices established: Dakota
Guelphs, Dickey county. Postmasters com
missioned-Iowa: Iowa Falls, j. p. earle.
ton; Alton, Alice H. Groves; Cedar Falls,
n. H. Dufoe; Laborte City, r. s. Wasson;
Washington, G. G. Rodman. Minnesota:
Ada, T. Puhlsr; Granite Falls, III. J.. Wiki
inson; Black River Falls, G. W. Lewis;
Portage, j. E. Jones.
Gagliardi has been engaged to paint a
portrait OF Cardinal Gibbons. The picture
will hang beside that of the pope in the
cardinals titular church. The coat OF
arms assumed by Cardinal Gibbons will
have in the center a picture OF the i'm.
maculate conception on a green back
ground shield, surmounted by a cardinals
hat, with five ows OF tassels depending
from the sides.
Mrs. Cleveland unveiled a portrait OF
Mrs. Dolly Madison. The occasion was a
charitable entertainment in aid Of the
Washington city orphan asylum. Mrs.
Madison vas one ofthe six founders OF the
institution.
Gov. ThayeT of Nebraska signed the death
warrant of Jack Marien, sentenced to
hang at Beatrice. The crime was the muir
der OF John Cameron in 1872. 1t was one
year after the murder before the body was
found and Marien suspected OF the crime,
and ten years more elapsed before the sus-
pected criminal was arrested. The case
hos ham -, fhn onYrfa f~r fha r1n1E fun
years, and three times the prisoner has
been sentenced to hang.
Consul Eckstein at Amsterdam, in a re.
port on Dutch cattle, writes as follows TO
the state department on the subject oil
m"isuaming these cattle in the United
States: In the United States there pre-
walls a practice of writing and speaking OF
certain breeds of Dutch cattle as "Hol-
stems" So doing seems to be very annoy
ing to farmers, stock raisers and other
parties in this country, as there exists in
Holland no breed of cattle and never did.
as / am informed, named "Holstein." II
notice would be taken OF this matter and
the practice referred to discontinued, it
would be greatly appreciated by q large
number Of people here.
The German Official Gazette published
an imperial rescFipt. After expressing his
heartfelj approval OF the sympathetic in
terest shown by the people on his birth
day, emperor William proceeds: In my
early youth / saw the monarchy OF my
deeply afflicted father under a direful visit
alton that tested the endurance Of the
people. / have since seen how the devoted
loyalty, eager self-sacrifce and undannted
courage OF my people brought them to adj
vance and elevation. Now, az my old age,
after the many vissisitudes OF my life, /
look with pride and satisfaction upon the
great transformation which the glorious
events OF the recent past, the imperishable
feeling OF German unity and sincere love OF
the fatherland have affected in Germany.
May the contamination achieved by our
beloved country conduce, as l confidently
hope it viii, to everincreasing prosperity,
all classes OF the nation living in the un.
disturbed blessed labors OF peace.
The interstate commission
will not meet until after April /.
Senator Sawyer Of Wisconsin will build
a costly residence in Washington.
Quartermaster General Holabird thinks
fifty thousand dollars will be expended pm
Fort Smelling buildings this year
There is no longer any doubt but that
Secretary Fairchild has been informed by
the president that he is to be the secretary
OF the treasury after April /.
Clerk Adams has prepared his roll call OF
the Fiftieth congress, but still lacks official
information Of the election OF eight mem.
bers including Holmes OF Iowa. The clerk
has put them on the list expecting to re.
ceive the credentials in due time.
Judge Cooley viii not arrive in the city
before a few weeks and no attempt at a
meeting OF the interstate commissioners
viii be made until all the commissioners
can be there. The president signed all the
commissions, and the members can begin
on their $1,000 salaries as soon az they
can get there INC file their commissions
ttWho are talked about in Washington as
presidential candidates?' was asked OF
Senator Beck. well, = he replied, ut has
narrowed down to Blaine, Allison and
Sherman among the Republicans, with the
chances strongly in favor OF Allison. III
Mr.. Blaine favors Mr.. Allison, it Is more
than probable he will be nominated. The
Democrats have conferred on Gov. Hill and
President Cleveland. About nine-tenths,
perhaps, favor Cleveland. Tho Republi-
cans are working for Virginia and North
Carolina"
The pope has named Archbishop CORR.
gan of New York prelate assistant to the
pontifclal throne.
Frank Guyer OF Chambersburg. Pa, was
seriously beaten by a mob because he had
abandoned his wife and children and was
living with another woman.
Mrs. John Farnham, aged los years,
died at Utica, n. Y,
Acting Secretary Muldrow ordered the
reversal of the decision OF the commission
er OF the general land Office on the contest
brought by Christopher G. Cowell against
the timber culture entry OF John Il. Stearns
Of Des Moines, iowa. The evidences sub
mittad by the contestant was to the effect
that the number OF trees required by the
law had never been plated. and that
there was q failure to cultivate properly
those which were planted. The local Of
icers found for the contestant, and room